Detect Active Cyber-Attacks in Real Time and Protect your Network

Sponsored by: EventTracker

ITPro Today

October 1, 2015

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Detect Active Cyber-Attacks in Real Time and Protect your Network

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You may not realize it, but your organization may already be breached.

It may take 200+ days for a breach to be discovered. Your IT organization needs to be vigilant and aware of internal and external cyber threats. Do you have actionable intelligence that can help protect your organization from potential security threats like cryptolocker and ransomware?

In this webinar, learn how to monitor and detect active cyber-attacks on your network in real-time using behavior and on–memory event correlation, as well as the importance of centralized log management and correlation of events. During the demo, we will discuss critical requirements for successful implementation to detect actionable intelligence for your security team. Learn more about:

  • Centralized log collection

  • Identifying critical security incidents using behavior and in-memory  correlation

  • Detecting Outside Threats: Comparing critical incidents with local & global threat

  • Detecting Inside threats:  Detecting abnormal user and admin activities

  • Detecting a rogue process

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Speaker

A.N. Ananth is the co-founder and CEO of EventTracker. He was one of the original architects of the EventTracker enterprise log management solution. “Ananth” has an extensive background in product development and operations for telecom network management and has consulted for companies on compliance strategy, audit policy and automated reporting processes. A leading expert on IT compliance with over 20 years experience in IT-control and operations, Ananth is a frequent speaker on topics including security breaches, big data analytics, audit and compliance, and IT forensics.

Prior to EventTracker, Ananth worked on product development for companies including Ciena, Westinghouse Wireless and Equatorial Communications. He holds a MSEE from the University of Texas.

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